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Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
The Problem 
The Problem 
To design a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 students at 
IIT Kharagpur. It should have / conform to the following : 
 Dining block with covered access from all the blocks. 
 Provision for Lifts for each block. 
 Common Toilet & Bath blocks. 
 Common rooms / TV viewing area. 
 Facilities for Indoor games. 
 Common facilities such as Park, Swimming Pool, Sports Courts & Grounds 
 Maximum height limit of the building is 25 m at Kharagpur
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Planning of the Hostel Complex 
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Planning of the Hostel Complex 
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 Divided into 12 Blocks. 
 8 double room blocks 
 4 single room blocks. 
 Single room blocks. 
 Each consisting of 88 rooms. 
 Dimensions 2.5X3.5 
 Double room blocks. 
 Each consisting of 48 rooms 
 Dimensions 4x6 
 Main building. 
 Student activity center. 
 Outdoor sports facilities 
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Hostel Complex(G+4)
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Outdoor Sports Facilities 
 Two Standard size Volleyball Courts 
 Two Standard size Basketball Courts 
 Two Standard size Badminton Courts 
 One Cricket ground. 
 One Football ground. 
 One Swimming Pool (18x30m) in SAC 
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STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m) 
 Ground floor: Swimming pool(30×18m). 
 Ground floor height is 6m. 
 Rest rooms and bathrooms are provided near reception. 
 Changing rooms,Lockers,Store rooms are also provided. 
 Area is provided for Water cleaner and Pumping machines. 
 First floor : Restaurant 
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STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m) 
 Second floor : Indoor games and 2 Music rooms. 
 Music room dimensions :12×25m 
 5 Standard size Table tennis tables. 
 2 Standard size Snooker tables. 
 1 Standard size Squash court. 
 A meeting room(12×25m). 
 One server room 
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STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m) 
 Second floor : Indoor games and 2 Music 
rooms.(contd…) 
 2 Carom Boards, 
 Facilities for other games like Chess, Scrabble, Cards etc. 
 One server room 
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STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m) 
 Third floor: Gym and Yoga room 
 Gym:22×26m. 
 Yoga:19×22m. 
 Yoga place is left open as the best place to do 
yoga in open air. 
 Wash rooms are provided. 
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STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m) 
 Other features of SAC 
 2 staircases and 2 lifts are provided. 
 Seating arrangement is provided in every floor 
for the people who are tired of standing . 
 Washrooms are provided in every floor as per 
requirement. 
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 Ground floor: Administrative office 
 Security room. 
 Hall office. 
 Warden office. 
 Visitors rooms. 
 First floor : Common room. 
 Meetings can be arranged for large no. of students. 
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MAIN BUILDING
 Group activities can be discussed. 
 Seminars and workshops can be organized. 
 Second floor: TV room or Common room 
 TV 
 Seating Capacity: 400
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 First floor : Common room. 
 Meetings can be arranged for large no. of students. 
 Group activities can be discussed. 
 Seminars and workshops can be organized. 
 Second floor: TV room or Common room 
 HD Plasma TV 
 Seating Capacity: 
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MAIN BUILDING
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MAIN BUILDING (Cont…) 
 Third floor: Library 
 Seating capacity:.. 
 Computerized check-in and check-out system. 
 Fourth floor: Study room. 
 Seating capacity:… 
 Study tables and chairs are provided. 
 Newspaper and Magazine Tables are provided. 
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 Other features of Main building. 
 …..staircases and …. lifts are provided. 
 Washrooms are provided in every floor as per requirement
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MAIN BUILDING (Cont…) 
 Other features of Main building. 
 1 staircases and 1 lift is provided for every block. 
 Washrooms are provided in every floor as per requirement 
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Other Facilities – Parking 
 Parking Facilities for Bicycles 
 Entire G-floor of all Double room blocks is allotted for parking. 
 Parking Space will be numbered 
For instance, A01 will be used for rooms A101, A201, A301, A401 & 
A501; so on. 
Parking Space will be separated by 25 cm high brick walls 
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 Lighting is to be provided for the parking space during night time. 
 Four Cycle sheds are provided for the entire complex with air 
pump & other repair facilities. 
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 Drinking Water 
 A Water Coolers (with Aqua guards) is provided on each floor of 
every block 
 Fire Safety 
 Fire Extinguisher provided for every block 
 Emergency fire exits (steel staircase type) placed adjacent to some of 
the room balconies 
 Water Hose pipes placed on common staircases 
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Other Amenities
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 Janitorial Facilities 
 A room is provided on every the ground floor of every block 
 Trash cans are placed at appropriate places like near canteens or beside wash 
rooms 
 A large dust bin will be present at G floor from where trash can be collected & 
dealt with appropriately 
 Announcement System 
 Speakers provided on each floor of every block for common announcements 
 Announcements can be made from main security booth, hall office and 
Warden’s office. 
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Other Amenities
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 Utilities 
 A server room is provided in the Students activity corner 
 Lights are provided in every corridor 
 Lifts 
 A lift is provided for every block 
 2 lifts are provided for the SAC 
 2 lifts are provided in the main block 
 Laundry Room 
 Pay-n-use Laundry Room 
 Present on every floor of Block C 
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Other Amenities
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 Internet Connection 
 Both wired and wireless facilities for Internet 
 Battery Powered during mains off 
 Fiber optic cables to be used throughout for high speed 
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Other Amenities
Other Amenities (Special) 
 Solar Power system 
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 Automatic controlled solar plates at every terrace 
 Street lighting also included 
 Secondary electric power system 
 Water treatment Plant 
 2 Nos Primary treatment plant 
 Secondary treatment plant if necessary 
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Other Amenities (Special) 
 Rain Water Harvesting 
 Terrace will have no student access 
 Rain water collected and transferred to Underground water tank 
 Water recycled using treatment plant 
Basic Medication 
 Basic medical facilities and first aid facilities are provided 
 Medical practitioner 24 hrs. 
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 Two messes are provided. 
 Seating capacity of each mess:500 
 LCD TVs for entertainment. 
 Automatic roti making machines. 
 External gas station. 
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Mess
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Lift 
Load Car Inside 
Person - 26 A – 1,600 
Weight – 1,768 kg B – 2,400 
Lift Well Enterance 
C – 2,400 E – 1,200 
D – 3,000
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Detail of Lift
Structural Design of the Complex 
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Structural Design of the Complex 
Load Parameters (As per IS 1893) 
Dead Load 
Slab (150 mm thick) 3.0 kN/m2 
Floor Finish 1.0 kN/m2 
Brick Load (at floor) 4.0 kN/m2 
Brick Load (at terrace) 2.0 kN/m2 
Water Proofing 2.0 kN/m2 
Terrance Finish 1.0 kN/m2 
Live Load 
Live load 4.0 kN/m2
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Load Parameters (As per IS 1893) 
Earthquake Load 
As per Code IS 1893 - 2002 
Zone Kharagpur (III) – 0.16 
Building RCC 
Soil Medium 
Wind Load : 
Wind Speed 30 - 40 km/hr 
Exposure 0.3
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Load Combination That have been tested 
Structural Design of the Complex 
Load Case Descrption 
1 1.5 (DL + LL) 
2 1.2 (DL + LL + WL) 
3 1.2 (DL + LL + EQ) 
4 0.9 DL + 1.5 EQ 
5 0.9 DL + 1.5 WL
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Materials 
Concrete 
Fck 25 N/mm2 
Density 25 kN/m3 
Steel 
Fy Fe 415 
Quality HYSD 
Bricks 
Size 228 x 107 x 69 mm 
Density 20 kN/m3
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 Columns (500 x 500 mm) 
 Beams (300 x 400 mm) 
 Slab (150 mm thick) 
 Staircase 
 Foundation 
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Design of Columns (Staad : Analysis) 
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Design of Columns (Staad : Concrete Design) 
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Design of Columns (Hand Calculation) 
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Design of Column (Hand Calculation) 
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DESIGN ANALYSIS OF COLUMN NO. 707 
Factored load, Puz = 2459.7 KN 
Column size 500mm x 500mm 
Unsupported length, L0 = 3m 
Grade of steel = 415 N/mm2 
Grade of concrete, = 20 N/mm2 
Clear cover = 40 mm 
Calculation of slenderness ratio: 
As per code IS456:2000, Slenderness ratio should be less than 12 
퐿푒 = 1.5퐿 = 1.5 ∗ 3000 = 4500 푚푚 
퐿푒 /퐷 = 4500/500 = 9 < 12 
Hence, it is short column.
Calculation of minimum eccentricity: 
As per code IS456:2000 
푒 = 퐿0/500 + 퐷/30 = 3000/500 + 500/30 = 22.6 푚푚 
푒 = 22.5 < 푒푚푖푛 = 퐷/20 = 500/20 = 25푚푚. 
Therefore, additional moment can be neglected. 
Calculation of area of steel required for longitudinal reinforcement: 
As per code IS456:2000; 
푃푢 = 0.4푓푐푘퐴푐 + 0.67푓푦퐴푠 = 0.4 ∗ 20 ∗ (500 ∗ 500 − 퐴푠) + 0.67 ∗ 415 ∗ 퐴푠 
Therefore, 
2459.7 ∗ 103 = 2000000 + 270 ∗ 퐴푠 퐻푒푛푐푒, 퐴푠 = 1701mm2 
0.8% steel = 0.8*500*500/100 =2000mm2 
As per code IS456:2000, minimum reinforcement required for column design is 0.8% of concrete area. 
Hence, we should design the column for minimum reinforcement required. 
As per code IS456:2000, minimum reinforcement required for column design is 0.8% of concrete area. 
Therefore, As =2000mm2 
Use 16 mm steel bar as main reinforcement. 
Area of 16mm steel bar = 201 mm2. 
Therefore, No. of bars = 2000/201 = 9.9 
Provide 10-16mm steel bar as longitudinal/main reinforcement steel.
Calculation for tie reinforcement: 
As per code IS456:2000; 
Diameter of tie bar ≥ diameter of bar used as main reinforcement/4 
Therefore, diameter of tie bar ≥ 16/4 = 4mm 
Therefore, use 8mm as tie reinforcement. 
Spacing for tie reinforcement: 
As per code IS456:2000; 
Spacing: 
(1) Least of lateral dimension of the compression member = 500mm 
(2) 16*(smallest diameter of main the longitudinal reinforcement) = 16*(16) = 256mm 
(3) 300mm 
Whichever is the least has to be provided. 
Hence, provide 8mm diameter of tie reinforcement @250mm c/c. 
Column Reinforcement Detailing: 
Figure 4.2: Column Reinforcement Detailing 
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Summary for column 707 
Size: 500 mm x 500 mm 
Clear cover: 40 mm 
Reinforcement: Provide 10 – 16 mm φ as longitudinal/main reinforcement. 
Provide 8 mm φ @ 250 mm c/c.
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Design of Beam (Staad : Analysis) 
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Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) 
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Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) 
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Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) 
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Design analysis of Beam No. 909 
(Following values directly taken from the STAAD Pro) 
Grade of steel, fy = 415 N/mm2 
Grade of concrete, fck = 20 N/mm2 
Overall depth, D = 400 mm 
Width, b = 300 mm 
Length, L = 4225 mm 
Clear cover c = 25 mm 
Analysis: 
Use 12 mm reinforcement bar. Hence, 
Effective depth d= D-clear cover- diameter of steel bar/2 
d= 400-25-12/2= 369 mm 
Mu = 0.138fckbd2 for Fe 415 
Maximum design moment= 65.93 kN.m 
dmin= Mu(0.138fckb) 
= 65.9*1060.138*25*300 
= 252.44mm<400 mm (provided) …OK. 
CALCULATION FOR MZ = -56.53 kNm AT L = 
4.225m 
(x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 
푥 
푑 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68푀푢 
푓푐푘푏푑2 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68 ∗ 56.53 ∗ 106 
25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 
= 1.2 − 1.03 = 0.17 
퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) 
= 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.17) = 343.14 푚푚 
Area of steel required 
퐴푠푡 = 
푀푢 
0.87푓푦 푧 
= 
56.5 ∗ 106 
0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 343.14 
= 456.65 푚푚2
퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 
퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 456.65/113 = 5 
Hence, provide 5-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 4.2m where Mz = -47.53 kN.m 
Note that the tension side is at the top of the beam. 
CALCULATION FOR MZ = -34.54 kNm AT L = 0m 
(x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 
푥 
푑 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68푀푢 
푓푐푘푏푑2 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68 ∗ 34.54 ∗ 106 
25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 
= 1.2 − 1.1 = 0.1 
퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.1) = 353.6 푚푚 
Area of steel required 
퐴푠푡 = 
푀푢 
0.87푓푦 푧 
= 
ퟑퟒ. ퟓퟒ ∗ 106 
0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 336.46 
= 284.67 푚푚2 
퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 
퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 284.67/113 = 3 
Hence, provide 3-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 0m where Mz = -34.54 kN.m 
Note that the tension side is at the top of the beam.
CALCULATION FOR MZ = 65.9kNm AT L = 2.1m 
(x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 
푥 
푑 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68푀푢 
푓푐푘푏푑2 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68 ∗ 65.9 ∗ 106 
25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 
= 1.2 − 1.01 = 0.19 
퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.19) = 339.11 푚푚 
Area of steel required 
퐴푠푡 = 
푀푢 
0.87푓푦 푧 
= 
65.9 ∗ 106 
0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 339.11 
= 538.3 푚푚2 
퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 
퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 538.3/113 = 5 
Hence, provide 5-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 2.1m where Mz = 20.38 kN.m 
Note that the tension side is at the bottom of the beam.
Calculation for Distribution bars: 
As per IS456:2000; 
Area required for distribution = 0.12b*D/100 
Therefore, area to be provided for distribution steel = 0.12*200*400/100 = 96 mm2 
Use 8mm (2L) bar as distribution steel. 
Spacing provided for distribution steel= 100.5*200/96 = 209.4 mm 
Provide at the end of Beam 
8mm (2L) distribution steel @200mm c/c. 
And at the mid of spam of Beam 
8mm (2L) distribution steel @220mm c/c. 
Beam 463Summary: 
Size: 4225 mm x 300 mm x 400 mm 
Clear cover: 25 mm
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Design of Slab (Hand Calculation) 
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Design of Slab 
Dimensions = 4 X 6 m2 
Effective length = clear span + depth = 4.15 m 
Floor finish = 1 KN/m2 
Live load = 4 Kn/m2 
Span to depth ratio = 30 
Depth = (4.15/30) = 127.5 mm 
Assume a depth of 150 mm 
Provide 10ϕ bars 
d = 150 -15 -5 = 130mm 
Dead Load = 2.5*0.15 + 1 =4.75 Kn/m2 
Live Load = 2 Kn/m2 
Design Load = 1.5*(4.25+2) = 10.125Kn/m2 
Since the ratio of longer side by shorter side is 1.5 
design it as a one way slab 
α y = 0.037 
α x = 0.053 
We get respective moments as 
Mx = 8.568KnM 
My = 5.994KnM 
d = √(Mu/0.138FckbD) 
=49mm < 130 
Longitudinal Reinforcements 
x/d = 1.2- √(1.44 – (6.6Mu/fckbD2)) 
= 0.015 
Z = d*(1-0.42*0.015) = 127mm 
Ast = Mu/fy*0.87*z 
= 182 mm2 < 2% 
Hence provide 300mm2
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Transverse Reinforcements 
x/d = 1.2- √(1.44 – (6.6Mu/fckbD2)) 
= 0.012 
Z = d*(1-0.42*0.012) = 127.5mm 
Ast = Mu/fy*0.87*z 
= 150 mm2 < 2% 
Hence provide 300mm2 
Check for shear 
Maximum Design Shear = 0.33x10.125x6 
= 20.04 Kn 
Maximum Shear Stress = 20.04/(1000x130) 
= 0.154 < 0.29 (For M25 Γ = 0.29 ) 
Check for deflection 
Basic span to depth ratio = 21.66 
Percentage of steel = 0.2 
Fs =240.7 
Modification factor = 1.1 
Span to depth ratio = 33
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Design of Staircase (Hand Calculation) 
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Design of Staircase 
Nose = 25 mm 
Rise = 150 mm 
Going = 225 mm 
Finish = 15mm (density = 23.5 N/mm2) 
Breadth of Step = √ (G2 + R2) 
= √ (2252 + 1502) 
= 270 mm 
Span/effective depth = 30 
Waist = 100 mm 
Total W = 100 + 15 + 6 = 121mm 
Dead Load = (TR/2 +BW)*25 + (FT/G)*23.5 
= 6.26kN/m2 
Design Load = 1.5*(6.26 +5) 
= 16.89kN/m 
M = wl2/10 
= 26kNm 
Mu = 3.45bd2 
Mu = 57.41 kNm 
Area of main steel 
M/bd2 = 1.56 
P = 0.47 (from sp16 ) 
As = 606 mm2 
Distribution steel 
= 0.12% 
= 150 mm2 
Check for shear 
V = wl/2 = 34.65 kN 
V = 0.27N/mm2 
Γ for M25 = 0.29 => safe 
Check for deflection 
% tension steel > 0.47 
Multiplying factor = 1.2 
Allowable L/d = 36 > 30 safe
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DESIGN ANALYSIS OF FOOTING 
Pu = 1326.7 KN 
Soil bearing capacity (SBC) = 210 KN/m2 
Grade of concrete = 25 N/mm2 
Grade of steel = 415 N/mm2 
Clear cover = 50 mm 
Required Plan area: 
Service load due to DL and LL is 1326 
Weight of footing is 10% of total service load = 
10*1326/100 = 132.6 KN 
Take weight of footing = 132.6 KN 
Total service load = 1326+132.6 = 1458.6 KN 
Area = 1458.6/210 = 6.94m 
Assume square footing, therefore size of footing = √6.94 
= 2.7m 
Adopt size of footing as 2700mm x 2700mm 
Depth for one way shear: 
Assume minimum shear = 0.35 N/mm2 
푑 = 
푃푢 퐿 − 푎 2 
2푃푢 + 2 0.35푁/푚푚2 ∗ 퐿2 
Size of column is 500mm x 500mm 
푑 = 13267 ∗ 
2 − 0.5 2 
2 ∗ 1325.7 + 2 ∗ 350 ∗ 2. 7.2 
= 0.36푚 
Provide d = 360mm, D = 2700 mm. 
Hence size of footing is 2700mm x 2700mm x 
360mm
• Check of Depth for two-way shear: 
• 푃푢 = 1326.7 푘푁 
• For M20 grade concrete, 
• 푃푒푟푚푖푠푠푖푏푙푒 푠ℎ푒푎푟 푠푡푟푒푠푠 = 0.25 푓푐푘 
= 0.25 ∗ 25 
= 1.25 푁/푚푚2 
• 
• 퐷푒푠푖푔푛 푠ℎ푒푎푟 = 
푃푢 
퐿2 ∗ 
퐿2− 푎+푑 2 
4∗ 푎+푑 ∗푑 
= 
1326.7 
2.72 ∗ 
2.72 − 0.5 + .360 2 
4 ∗ 0.5 + 0.360 ∗ 0.360 
= 962.84 푘푁/푚2 표푟 0.962 푁/푚푚2 < 1.25 푁/푚푚2 … 푂. 퐾. 
• Hence, footing size is OK. 
• 
• Depth required for bending: 
• 푀푢 = 푃푢 ∗ 
퐿−푎 2 
8퐿 
= 1326.7 ∗ 
2.7−0.5 2 
8∗2.7 
= 297.19푘푁. 푚 
• 
• 푑푚푖푛 = 
푀푢 
(0.138푓푐푘푏) 
= 
297.19 ∗ 106 
0.138 ∗ 25 ∗ 2700 
= 176.2푚푚 < 360 푚푚 (푝푟표푣푖푑푒푑) … 푂퐾. 
• Hence, footing size is OK.
Calculation of Steel Area: 
(x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 
푥 
푑 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68푀푢 
푓푐푘푏푑2 
= 1.2 − 1.44 − 
6.68 ∗ 297.19 ∗ 106 
25 ∗ 2700 ∗ 3602 
= 1.2 − 1.01 = 0.2 
퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 360 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.2) = 330.18 푚푚 
Area of steel required 
퐴푠푡 = 
푀푢 
0.87푓푦 푧 
= 
297.19 ∗ 106 
0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 330.88 
= 2487 푚푚2 
퐴푟푒푎 표푓 20 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 314 푚푚2
Footing Summary: 
Size: 2700 mm x 2700 mm x 360 mm 
Clear cover: 50 mm 
푆푝푎푐푖푛푔 표푓 푏푎푟푠 = 2700 ∗ 
314 
2487 
= 340.9푚푚 
Reinforcement: 20 mm φ @ 340mm c/c b/w 
•
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Foundation (Staad. Foundation) 
Structural Design of the Complex
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Foundation (Staad. Foundation) 
Structural Design of the Complex
Water Works Design 
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Back
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Design of Storage Tanks 
(Single room blocks) 
Ground Level storage receiving supply from IIT main water pumping 
station. 
 Total floors (Occupied) : 4 
 Number of rooms / floors : 48 
 Number of occupants per room : 1 
 Per capita water requirement : 200 L/day 
(Vide National Building Code, 1983)
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
 Total water requirement of the Block : 19200 L/day 
 Rate of pumping (assuming 8 pumping hours) : 1760 L/hr 
 Average hourly demand : 800L/hr
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Design of Storage Tanks 
(Double room blocks) 
Ground Level storage receiving supply from IIT main water pumping 
station. 
 Total floors (Occupied) : 4 
 Number of rooms / floors :12 
 Number of occupants per room : 2 
 Per capita water requirement : 200 L/day 
(Vide National Building Code, 1983)
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
 Total water requirement of the Block : 17600 L/day 
Water Works Design 
 Average hourly demand : 734L/hr
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Storage tanks Provided 
Water Demand 
Single room underground = 7400 litres 
Single room Overhead = 7920 litres 
Double room underground = 7640 litres 
Double room Overhead = 8640 litres 
Water Tanks Provided 
Single room underground = 8000 litres (2 X4000) 
Single room Overhead = 8000 litres (2 X4000) 
Double room underground = 8000 litres (2 X4000) 
Double room Overhead = 10000 litres (2X4000+1X2000)
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Water Supply Pipes from Tanks 
(Single blocks) 
Reference SP 35 
Water Works Design 
Provisions(per floor) 
Bathroom 6 
Lavatory 6 
Handwashes 6 
Toilets 4 
Two major pipes are carrying the water on both sides so effective fixture on 
each pipe is about 35 fixture units
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Calculation for Total Connections 
 No. of floors : 4 
Total fixture loss: 4 x 35 = 140 
Head available and Head required are as shown 
Req Ava 
2.68 5 
2.98 8 
3.28 11 
3.58 14
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Water Supply Pipes from Tanks 
(Double blocks) 
Reference SP 35 
Water Works Design 
Provisions(per floor) 
Bathroom 6 
Lavatory 6 
Handwashes 6 
Toilets 4 
Amajor pipes is carrying the water on both sides so effective fixture on each 
pipe is about 70 fixture units
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Calculation for Total Connections 
 No. of floors : 4 
Total fixture loss: 4 x 35 = 140 
Head available and Head required are as shown 
Req Ava 
4.68 5 
5.47 8 
6.1 11 
6.5 14
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Water Works Design 
Design of Pipes 
(Vide Figure 5 of SP 35) 
Pipe Type Diameter 
Main 50 mm 
Subsidiary 20 mm 
Distribution 15 mm
Design of Sewerage System 
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Sewerage System Design 
Back
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Plumbing of Sewerage System 
(B/D Blocks) 
Design of Sewerage System 
Fitment 
Minimum 
Requirement 
Provided 
Water closet 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people 
Urinal 1 per 25 people 1 per 7 people 
Wash Basin 1 per 8 people 1 per 7 people 
Bathroom 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Sewerage System 
Two - Pipe System
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Sewerage System 
Design of Sewerage Pipes 
Pipe Type Diameter Reference 
Horizontal 100 mm Table 52 
Vertical 150 mm Table 53 
Ventilation 50 mm --- 
Wash Basin 30 mm Table 54 
Urinal & Bathroom 50 mm Table 54 
Rain Water 150 mm Table 57
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Sewerage System 
Design of Septic Tank 
(B/D Blocks) 
Fitment 
Minimum 
Requirement 
Provided 
Water closet 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people 
Urinal 1 per 25 people 1 per 7 people 
Wash Basin 1 per 8 people 1 per 7 people 
Bathroom 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Sewerage System 
Design of Septic Tank (Contd…) 
 Fixture Unit = 396 
 Peak Discharge from table 32 of SP 35 = 397.4 L/min 
 Tank Capacity (Clause 6.13.3.2) 
 Sedimentation = .092 x 397.4 x 0.3 = 10.95 m3 
 Sludge Digestion = 0.032 x 200 = 6.4 m3 
 Sludge Storage = .0002 x 365 x 200 x 2 = 29.2 m3 
 Seed Sludge = 2.92 m3 
 Free Board = 36.5 x 0.3 = 10.95 m3 
 Total Capacity = 96.92 m3
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Sewerage System 
Design of Septic Tank (Contd…) 
 Area of tank = 36.5 m2 
 Total depth of tank = 2.65 m 
 l/b ratio = 2.5 : 1 
Dimensions 
Length 10 m 
Breadth 4 m 
Width 2.7 m
Road Network and Pavement Design 
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Road Network & Pavement Design 
Back
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Road Network and Pavement Design 
Design Parameters & References 
On an average for IIT Kharagpur campus: 
 Wind velocity is 10-25 km/hr 
 Annual rainfall is about 1800 mm 
 Average humidity varies between 80-90% 
Reference used for design: IRC SP 72
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment 
Road Alignment 
 Carriageway width = 5.5 m (Intermediate lane) 
 Camber : 2 % (Straight line type) 
 Shoulder Slope : 2% 
 Minimum design speed : 30 km/hr 
 Ruling design speed : 40 km/hr 
 Building & Control Line : 25 m
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Super elevation (for r = 100 m) = 4% for v = 30 km/hr 
 Side drain : Trapezoidal type 
Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment 
Kerb : Mountable type 
210 
20 
70 
160 
10 
100 
110
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Design of Super elevation 
Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Thus, N = 80,000 ESAL 
Road Network and Pavement Design : Pavement design 
Pavement Design 
 Assumptions for ESAL calculation 
• Growth rate, r = 0% p.a. 
• Average Daily Traffic (ADT), To = 15 ESAL/day 
• Design life n = 10 Years 
• For Intermediate Lane L = 1 
 The cumulative ESAL applications (N) over the design life can be 
computed using the following formula :
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Road Network and Pavement design : Pavement design 
Subgrade 
 CBR = 5% 
Base 
 Water Bound Macadam (WBM) 
 Thickness = 275 mm 
Surfacing 
 Premix Carpet of thickness = 20 mm
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Premix Carpet 
(thickness = 20) 
20 Water Bound Macadam (WBM) 
Road Network and Pavement design : Pavement design 
Drainage 
 Thickness of the Sub-surface drainage layer = 100 mm 
Prepared Subgrade 
(thickness = 300) 
275 
300 
(thickness = 275) 
Pavement Design 
Sub-surface Drainage layer 
(thickness = 100) 
100 
5500.0
Cost Estimation 
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Cost Estimation 
Back
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Cost Estimation for the Complex 
S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost 
Cost Estimation 
1 Earthwork in excavation 
2 Filling between GL & PL 
3 Brickwork 
4 Plastering of Inside Surface 
5 Plastering of Outside Surface 
6 
7
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost 
Cost Estimation 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost 
Cost Estimation 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Questions
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Softwares Used 
Softwares Used 
 AutoCAD 2007 
 Staad Pro 2006 
 Google Sketchup 
 Microsoft Office 2007
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Special Thanks to 
Prof S K Barai 
Structural Engineering 
Prof S J Hossain 
Structural Engineering 
Prof M A Reddy 
Transportation Engineering
End of Presentation 
Indian Institute of Technology 
Kharagpur 
Thankyou

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Design a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 students

  • 1. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur The Problem The Problem To design a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 students at IIT Kharagpur. It should have / conform to the following :  Dining block with covered access from all the blocks.  Provision for Lifts for each block.  Common Toilet & Bath blocks.  Common rooms / TV viewing area.  Facilities for Indoor games.  Common facilities such as Park, Swimming Pool, Sports Courts & Grounds  Maximum height limit of the building is 25 m at Kharagpur
  • 2. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Contents Planning Structural design Water supply system Sewerage system Road Network Cost Estimation CONTENTS
  • 3. Planning of the Hostel Complex Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Planning of the Hostel Complex Back
  • 4. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Divided into 12 Blocks.  8 double room blocks  4 single room blocks.  Single room blocks.  Each consisting of 88 rooms.  Dimensions 2.5X3.5  Double room blocks.  Each consisting of 48 rooms  Dimensions 4x6  Main building.  Student activity center.  Outdoor sports facilities Planning of the Hostel Complex Hostel Complex(G+4)
  • 5. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Outdoor Sports Facilities  Two Standard size Volleyball Courts  Two Standard size Basketball Courts  Two Standard size Badminton Courts  One Cricket ground.  One Football ground.  One Swimming Pool (18x30m) in SAC Planning of the Hostel Complex – Sports Facilities
  • 6. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m)  Ground floor: Swimming pool(30×18m).  Ground floor height is 6m.  Rest rooms and bathrooms are provided near reception.  Changing rooms,Lockers,Store rooms are also provided.  Area is provided for Water cleaner and Pumping machines.  First floor : Restaurant Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 7. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m)  Second floor : Indoor games and 2 Music rooms.  Music room dimensions :12×25m  5 Standard size Table tennis tables.  2 Standard size Snooker tables.  1 Standard size Squash court.  A meeting room(12×25m).  One server room Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 8. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m)  Second floor : Indoor games and 2 Music rooms.(contd…)  2 Carom Boards,  Facilities for other games like Chess, Scrabble, Cards etc.  One server room Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 9. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m)  Third floor: Gym and Yoga room  Gym:22×26m.  Yoga:19×22m.  Yoga place is left open as the best place to do yoga in open air.  Wash rooms are provided. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 10. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE(25×50m)  Other features of SAC  2 staircases and 2 lifts are provided.  Seating arrangement is provided in every floor for the people who are tired of standing .  Washrooms are provided in every floor as per requirement. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 11. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Ground floor: Administrative office  Security room.  Hall office.  Warden office.  Visitors rooms.  First floor : Common room.  Meetings can be arranged for large no. of students. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities MAIN BUILDING
  • 12.  Group activities can be discussed.  Seminars and workshops can be organized.  Second floor: TV room or Common room  TV  Seating Capacity: 400
  • 13. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  First floor : Common room.  Meetings can be arranged for large no. of students.  Group activities can be discussed.  Seminars and workshops can be organized.  Second floor: TV room or Common room  HD Plasma TV  Seating Capacity: Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities MAIN BUILDING
  • 14. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur MAIN BUILDING (Cont…)  Third floor: Library  Seating capacity:..  Computerized check-in and check-out system.  Fourth floor: Study room.  Seating capacity:…  Study tables and chairs are provided.  Newspaper and Magazine Tables are provided. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 15.  Other features of Main building.  …..staircases and …. lifts are provided.  Washrooms are provided in every floor as per requirement
  • 16. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur MAIN BUILDING (Cont…)  Other features of Main building.  1 staircases and 1 lift is provided for every block.  Washrooms are provided in every floor as per requirement Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 17. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Other Facilities – Parking  Parking Facilities for Bicycles  Entire G-floor of all Double room blocks is allotted for parking.  Parking Space will be numbered For instance, A01 will be used for rooms A101, A201, A301, A401 & A501; so on. Parking Space will be separated by 25 cm high brick walls Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Facilities
  • 18. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Lighting is to be provided for the parking space during night time.  Four Cycle sheds are provided for the entire complex with air pump & other repair facilities. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 19. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Drinking Water  A Water Coolers (with Aqua guards) is provided on each floor of every block  Fire Safety  Fire Extinguisher provided for every block  Emergency fire exits (steel staircase type) placed adjacent to some of the room balconies  Water Hose pipes placed on common staircases Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities Other Amenities
  • 20. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Janitorial Facilities  A room is provided on every the ground floor of every block  Trash cans are placed at appropriate places like near canteens or beside wash rooms  A large dust bin will be present at G floor from where trash can be collected & dealt with appropriately  Announcement System  Speakers provided on each floor of every block for common announcements  Announcements can be made from main security booth, hall office and Warden’s office. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities Other Amenities
  • 21. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Utilities  A server room is provided in the Students activity corner  Lights are provided in every corridor  Lifts  A lift is provided for every block  2 lifts are provided for the SAC  2 lifts are provided in the main block  Laundry Room  Pay-n-use Laundry Room  Present on every floor of Block C Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities Other Amenities
  • 22. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Internet Connection  Both wired and wireless facilities for Internet  Battery Powered during mains off  Fiber optic cables to be used throughout for high speed Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities Other Amenities
  • 23. Other Amenities (Special)  Solar Power system Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Automatic controlled solar plates at every terrace  Street lighting also included  Secondary electric power system  Water treatment Plant  2 Nos Primary treatment plant  Secondary treatment plant if necessary Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 24. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Other Amenities (Special)  Rain Water Harvesting  Terrace will have no student access  Rain water collected and transferred to Underground water tank  Water recycled using treatment plant Basic Medication  Basic medical facilities and first aid facilities are provided  Medical practitioner 24 hrs. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Other Amenities
  • 25. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Two messes are provided.  Seating capacity of each mess:500  LCD TVs for entertainment.  Automatic roti making machines.  External gas station. Planning of the Hostel Complex – Mess Mess
  • 26. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Planning of the Hostel Complex – Mess Lift Load Car Inside Person - 26 A – 1,600 Weight – 1,768 kg B – 2,400 Lift Well Enterance C – 2,400 E – 1,200 D – 3,000
  • 27. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Planning of the Hostel Complex – Mess Detail of Lift
  • 28. Structural Design of the Complex Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Structural Design Back
  • 29. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Structural Design of the Complex Load Parameters (As per IS 1893) Dead Load Slab (150 mm thick) 3.0 kN/m2 Floor Finish 1.0 kN/m2 Brick Load (at floor) 4.0 kN/m2 Brick Load (at terrace) 2.0 kN/m2 Water Proofing 2.0 kN/m2 Terrance Finish 1.0 kN/m2 Live Load Live load 4.0 kN/m2
  • 30. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Structural Design of the Complex Load Parameters (As per IS 1893) Earthquake Load As per Code IS 1893 - 2002 Zone Kharagpur (III) – 0.16 Building RCC Soil Medium Wind Load : Wind Speed 30 - 40 km/hr Exposure 0.3
  • 31. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Load Combination That have been tested Structural Design of the Complex Load Case Descrption 1 1.5 (DL + LL) 2 1.2 (DL + LL + WL) 3 1.2 (DL + LL + EQ) 4 0.9 DL + 1.5 EQ 5 0.9 DL + 1.5 WL
  • 32. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Structural Design of the Complex Materials Concrete Fck 25 N/mm2 Density 25 kN/m3 Steel Fy Fe 415 Quality HYSD Bricks Size 228 x 107 x 69 mm Density 20 kN/m3
  • 33. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Columns (500 x 500 mm)  Beams (300 x 400 mm)  Slab (150 mm thick)  Staircase  Foundation Planning of the Hostel Complex – Mess Design of
  • 34. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Columns (Staad : Analysis) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 35. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Columns (Staad : Concrete Design) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 36. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Columns (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 37. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Column (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex DESIGN ANALYSIS OF COLUMN NO. 707 Factored load, Puz = 2459.7 KN Column size 500mm x 500mm Unsupported length, L0 = 3m Grade of steel = 415 N/mm2 Grade of concrete, = 20 N/mm2 Clear cover = 40 mm Calculation of slenderness ratio: As per code IS456:2000, Slenderness ratio should be less than 12 퐿푒 = 1.5퐿 = 1.5 ∗ 3000 = 4500 푚푚 퐿푒 /퐷 = 4500/500 = 9 < 12 Hence, it is short column.
  • 38. Calculation of minimum eccentricity: As per code IS456:2000 푒 = 퐿0/500 + 퐷/30 = 3000/500 + 500/30 = 22.6 푚푚 푒 = 22.5 < 푒푚푖푛 = 퐷/20 = 500/20 = 25푚푚. Therefore, additional moment can be neglected. Calculation of area of steel required for longitudinal reinforcement: As per code IS456:2000; 푃푢 = 0.4푓푐푘퐴푐 + 0.67푓푦퐴푠 = 0.4 ∗ 20 ∗ (500 ∗ 500 − 퐴푠) + 0.67 ∗ 415 ∗ 퐴푠 Therefore, 2459.7 ∗ 103 = 2000000 + 270 ∗ 퐴푠 퐻푒푛푐푒, 퐴푠 = 1701mm2 0.8% steel = 0.8*500*500/100 =2000mm2 As per code IS456:2000, minimum reinforcement required for column design is 0.8% of concrete area. Hence, we should design the column for minimum reinforcement required. As per code IS456:2000, minimum reinforcement required for column design is 0.8% of concrete area. Therefore, As =2000mm2 Use 16 mm steel bar as main reinforcement. Area of 16mm steel bar = 201 mm2. Therefore, No. of bars = 2000/201 = 9.9 Provide 10-16mm steel bar as longitudinal/main reinforcement steel.
  • 39. Calculation for tie reinforcement: As per code IS456:2000; Diameter of tie bar ≥ diameter of bar used as main reinforcement/4 Therefore, diameter of tie bar ≥ 16/4 = 4mm Therefore, use 8mm as tie reinforcement. Spacing for tie reinforcement: As per code IS456:2000; Spacing: (1) Least of lateral dimension of the compression member = 500mm (2) 16*(smallest diameter of main the longitudinal reinforcement) = 16*(16) = 256mm (3) 300mm Whichever is the least has to be provided. Hence, provide 8mm diameter of tie reinforcement @250mm c/c. Column Reinforcement Detailing: Figure 4.2: Column Reinforcement Detailing •
  • 40. Summary for column 707 Size: 500 mm x 500 mm Clear cover: 40 mm Reinforcement: Provide 10 – 16 mm φ as longitudinal/main reinforcement. Provide 8 mm φ @ 250 mm c/c.
  • 41. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Beam (Staad : Analysis) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 42. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Beam (Staad : Concrete Design) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 43. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 44. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 45. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Beam (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex Design analysis of Beam No. 909 (Following values directly taken from the STAAD Pro) Grade of steel, fy = 415 N/mm2 Grade of concrete, fck = 20 N/mm2 Overall depth, D = 400 mm Width, b = 300 mm Length, L = 4225 mm Clear cover c = 25 mm Analysis: Use 12 mm reinforcement bar. Hence, Effective depth d= D-clear cover- diameter of steel bar/2 d= 400-25-12/2= 369 mm Mu = 0.138fckbd2 for Fe 415 Maximum design moment= 65.93 kN.m dmin= Mu(0.138fckb) = 65.9*1060.138*25*300 = 252.44mm<400 mm (provided) …OK. CALCULATION FOR MZ = -56.53 kNm AT L = 4.225m (x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 푥 푑 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68푀푢 푓푐푘푏푑2 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68 ∗ 56.53 ∗ 106 25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 = 1.2 − 1.03 = 0.17 퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.17) = 343.14 푚푚 Area of steel required 퐴푠푡 = 푀푢 0.87푓푦 푧 = 56.5 ∗ 106 0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 343.14 = 456.65 푚푚2
  • 46. 퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 456.65/113 = 5 Hence, provide 5-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 4.2m where Mz = -47.53 kN.m Note that the tension side is at the top of the beam. CALCULATION FOR MZ = -34.54 kNm AT L = 0m (x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 푥 푑 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68푀푢 푓푐푘푏푑2 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68 ∗ 34.54 ∗ 106 25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 = 1.2 − 1.1 = 0.1 퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.1) = 353.6 푚푚 Area of steel required 퐴푠푡 = 푀푢 0.87푓푦 푧 = ퟑퟒ. ퟓퟒ ∗ 106 0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 336.46 = 284.67 푚푚2 퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 284.67/113 = 3 Hence, provide 3-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 0m where Mz = -34.54 kN.m Note that the tension side is at the top of the beam.
  • 47. CALCULATION FOR MZ = 65.9kNm AT L = 2.1m (x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 푥 푑 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68푀푢 푓푐푘푏푑2 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68 ∗ 65.9 ∗ 106 25 ∗ 300 ∗ 3692 = 1.2 − 1.01 = 0.19 퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 369 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.19) = 339.11 푚푚 Area of steel required 퐴푠푡 = 푀푢 0.87푓푦 푧 = 65.9 ∗ 106 0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 339.11 = 538.3 푚푚2 퐴푟푒푎 표푓 12 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 113 푚푚2 퐻푒푛푐푒, 푁표. 표푓 푏푎푟푠 푟푒푞푢푖푟푒푑 = 538.3/113 = 5 Hence, provide 5-12mm reinforcement steel in tension side at L = 2.1m where Mz = 20.38 kN.m Note that the tension side is at the bottom of the beam.
  • 48. Calculation for Distribution bars: As per IS456:2000; Area required for distribution = 0.12b*D/100 Therefore, area to be provided for distribution steel = 0.12*200*400/100 = 96 mm2 Use 8mm (2L) bar as distribution steel. Spacing provided for distribution steel= 100.5*200/96 = 209.4 mm Provide at the end of Beam 8mm (2L) distribution steel @200mm c/c. And at the mid of spam of Beam 8mm (2L) distribution steel @220mm c/c. Beam 463Summary: Size: 4225 mm x 300 mm x 400 mm Clear cover: 25 mm
  • 49. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Slab (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex Design of Slab Dimensions = 4 X 6 m2 Effective length = clear span + depth = 4.15 m Floor finish = 1 KN/m2 Live load = 4 Kn/m2 Span to depth ratio = 30 Depth = (4.15/30) = 127.5 mm Assume a depth of 150 mm Provide 10ϕ bars d = 150 -15 -5 = 130mm Dead Load = 2.5*0.15 + 1 =4.75 Kn/m2 Live Load = 2 Kn/m2 Design Load = 1.5*(4.25+2) = 10.125Kn/m2 Since the ratio of longer side by shorter side is 1.5 design it as a one way slab α y = 0.037 α x = 0.053 We get respective moments as Mx = 8.568KnM My = 5.994KnM d = √(Mu/0.138FckbD) =49mm < 130 Longitudinal Reinforcements x/d = 1.2- √(1.44 – (6.6Mu/fckbD2)) = 0.015 Z = d*(1-0.42*0.015) = 127mm Ast = Mu/fy*0.87*z = 182 mm2 < 2% Hence provide 300mm2
  • 50. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Slab (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex Transverse Reinforcements x/d = 1.2- √(1.44 – (6.6Mu/fckbD2)) = 0.012 Z = d*(1-0.42*0.012) = 127.5mm Ast = Mu/fy*0.87*z = 150 mm2 < 2% Hence provide 300mm2 Check for shear Maximum Design Shear = 0.33x10.125x6 = 20.04 Kn Maximum Shear Stress = 20.04/(1000x130) = 0.154 < 0.29 (For M25 Γ = 0.29 ) Check for deflection Basic span to depth ratio = 21.66 Percentage of steel = 0.2 Fs =240.7 Modification factor = 1.1 Span to depth ratio = 33
  • 51. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Slab (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 52. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Staircase (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex Design of Staircase Nose = 25 mm Rise = 150 mm Going = 225 mm Finish = 15mm (density = 23.5 N/mm2) Breadth of Step = √ (G2 + R2) = √ (2252 + 1502) = 270 mm Span/effective depth = 30 Waist = 100 mm Total W = 100 + 15 + 6 = 121mm Dead Load = (TR/2 +BW)*25 + (FT/G)*23.5 = 6.26kN/m2 Design Load = 1.5*(6.26 +5) = 16.89kN/m M = wl2/10 = 26kNm Mu = 3.45bd2 Mu = 57.41 kNm Area of main steel M/bd2 = 1.56 P = 0.47 (from sp16 ) As = 606 mm2 Distribution steel = 0.12% = 150 mm2 Check for shear V = wl/2 = 34.65 kN V = 0.27N/mm2 Γ for M25 = 0.29 => safe Check for deflection % tension steel > 0.47 Multiplying factor = 1.2 Allowable L/d = 36 > 30 safe
  • 53. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Staircase (Hand Calculation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 54. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Foundation (Staad. Foundation) Structural Design of the Complex DESIGN ANALYSIS OF FOOTING Pu = 1326.7 KN Soil bearing capacity (SBC) = 210 KN/m2 Grade of concrete = 25 N/mm2 Grade of steel = 415 N/mm2 Clear cover = 50 mm Required Plan area: Service load due to DL and LL is 1326 Weight of footing is 10% of total service load = 10*1326/100 = 132.6 KN Take weight of footing = 132.6 KN Total service load = 1326+132.6 = 1458.6 KN Area = 1458.6/210 = 6.94m Assume square footing, therefore size of footing = √6.94 = 2.7m Adopt size of footing as 2700mm x 2700mm Depth for one way shear: Assume minimum shear = 0.35 N/mm2 푑 = 푃푢 퐿 − 푎 2 2푃푢 + 2 0.35푁/푚푚2 ∗ 퐿2 Size of column is 500mm x 500mm 푑 = 13267 ∗ 2 − 0.5 2 2 ∗ 1325.7 + 2 ∗ 350 ∗ 2. 7.2 = 0.36푚 Provide d = 360mm, D = 2700 mm. Hence size of footing is 2700mm x 2700mm x 360mm
  • 55. • Check of Depth for two-way shear: • 푃푢 = 1326.7 푘푁 • For M20 grade concrete, • 푃푒푟푚푖푠푠푖푏푙푒 푠ℎ푒푎푟 푠푡푟푒푠푠 = 0.25 푓푐푘 = 0.25 ∗ 25 = 1.25 푁/푚푚2 • • 퐷푒푠푖푔푛 푠ℎ푒푎푟 = 푃푢 퐿2 ∗ 퐿2− 푎+푑 2 4∗ 푎+푑 ∗푑 = 1326.7 2.72 ∗ 2.72 − 0.5 + .360 2 4 ∗ 0.5 + 0.360 ∗ 0.360 = 962.84 푘푁/푚2 표푟 0.962 푁/푚푚2 < 1.25 푁/푚푚2 … 푂. 퐾. • Hence, footing size is OK. • • Depth required for bending: • 푀푢 = 푃푢 ∗ 퐿−푎 2 8퐿 = 1326.7 ∗ 2.7−0.5 2 8∗2.7 = 297.19푘푁. 푚 • • 푑푚푖푛 = 푀푢 (0.138푓푐푘푏) = 297.19 ∗ 106 0.138 ∗ 25 ∗ 2700 = 176.2푚푚 < 360 푚푚 (푝푟표푣푖푑푒푑) … 푂퐾. • Hence, footing size is OK.
  • 56. Calculation of Steel Area: (x/d) ratio required for given bending moment: 푥 푑 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68푀푢 푓푐푘푏푑2 = 1.2 − 1.44 − 6.68 ∗ 297.19 ∗ 106 25 ∗ 2700 ∗ 3602 = 1.2 − 1.01 = 0.2 퐿푒푣푒푟 푎푟푚 푧 = 푑 ∗ (1 − 0.416푥/푑) = 360 ∗ (1 − 0.416 ∗ 0.2) = 330.18 푚푚 Area of steel required 퐴푠푡 = 푀푢 0.87푓푦 푧 = 297.19 ∗ 106 0.87 ∗ 415 ∗ 330.88 = 2487 푚푚2 퐴푟푒푎 표푓 20 푚푚 푟푒푖푛푓표푟푐푒푚푒푛푡 푏푎푟 = 314 푚푚2
  • 57. Footing Summary: Size: 2700 mm x 2700 mm x 360 mm Clear cover: 50 mm 푆푝푎푐푖푛푔 표푓 푏푎푟푠 = 2700 ∗ 314 2487 = 340.9푚푚 Reinforcement: 20 mm φ @ 340mm c/c b/w •
  • 58. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Foundation (Staad. Foundation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 59. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Foundation (Staad. Foundation) Structural Design of the Complex
  • 60. Water Works Design Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Back
  • 61. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Design of Storage Tanks (Single room blocks) Ground Level storage receiving supply from IIT main water pumping station.  Total floors (Occupied) : 4  Number of rooms / floors : 48  Number of occupants per room : 1  Per capita water requirement : 200 L/day (Vide National Building Code, 1983)
  • 62. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design  Total water requirement of the Block : 19200 L/day  Rate of pumping (assuming 8 pumping hours) : 1760 L/hr  Average hourly demand : 800L/hr
  • 63. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Design of Storage Tanks (Double room blocks) Ground Level storage receiving supply from IIT main water pumping station.  Total floors (Occupied) : 4  Number of rooms / floors :12  Number of occupants per room : 2  Per capita water requirement : 200 L/day (Vide National Building Code, 1983)
  • 64. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  Total water requirement of the Block : 17600 L/day Water Works Design  Average hourly demand : 734L/hr
  • 65. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Storage tanks Provided Water Demand Single room underground = 7400 litres Single room Overhead = 7920 litres Double room underground = 7640 litres Double room Overhead = 8640 litres Water Tanks Provided Single room underground = 8000 litres (2 X4000) Single room Overhead = 8000 litres (2 X4000) Double room underground = 8000 litres (2 X4000) Double room Overhead = 10000 litres (2X4000+1X2000)
  • 66. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Water Supply Pipes from Tanks (Single blocks) Reference SP 35 Water Works Design Provisions(per floor) Bathroom 6 Lavatory 6 Handwashes 6 Toilets 4 Two major pipes are carrying the water on both sides so effective fixture on each pipe is about 35 fixture units
  • 67. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Calculation for Total Connections  No. of floors : 4 Total fixture loss: 4 x 35 = 140 Head available and Head required are as shown Req Ava 2.68 5 2.98 8 3.28 11 3.58 14
  • 68. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Water Supply Pipes from Tanks (Double blocks) Reference SP 35 Water Works Design Provisions(per floor) Bathroom 6 Lavatory 6 Handwashes 6 Toilets 4 Amajor pipes is carrying the water on both sides so effective fixture on each pipe is about 70 fixture units
  • 69. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Calculation for Total Connections  No. of floors : 4 Total fixture loss: 4 x 35 = 140 Head available and Head required are as shown Req Ava 4.68 5 5.47 8 6.1 11 6.5 14
  • 70. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Water Works Design Design of Pipes (Vide Figure 5 of SP 35) Pipe Type Diameter Main 50 mm Subsidiary 20 mm Distribution 15 mm
  • 71. Design of Sewerage System Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Sewerage System Design Back
  • 72. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Plumbing of Sewerage System (B/D Blocks) Design of Sewerage System Fitment Minimum Requirement Provided Water closet 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people Urinal 1 per 25 people 1 per 7 people Wash Basin 1 per 8 people 1 per 7 people Bathroom 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people
  • 73. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Sewerage System Two - Pipe System
  • 74. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Sewerage System Design of Sewerage Pipes Pipe Type Diameter Reference Horizontal 100 mm Table 52 Vertical 150 mm Table 53 Ventilation 50 mm --- Wash Basin 30 mm Table 54 Urinal & Bathroom 50 mm Table 54 Rain Water 150 mm Table 57
  • 75. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Sewerage System Design of Septic Tank (B/D Blocks) Fitment Minimum Requirement Provided Water closet 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people Urinal 1 per 25 people 1 per 7 people Wash Basin 1 per 8 people 1 per 7 people Bathroom 1 per 8 people 1 per 5 people
  • 76. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Sewerage System Design of Septic Tank (Contd…)  Fixture Unit = 396  Peak Discharge from table 32 of SP 35 = 397.4 L/min  Tank Capacity (Clause 6.13.3.2)  Sedimentation = .092 x 397.4 x 0.3 = 10.95 m3  Sludge Digestion = 0.032 x 200 = 6.4 m3  Sludge Storage = .0002 x 365 x 200 x 2 = 29.2 m3  Seed Sludge = 2.92 m3  Free Board = 36.5 x 0.3 = 10.95 m3  Total Capacity = 96.92 m3
  • 77. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Sewerage System Design of Septic Tank (Contd…)  Area of tank = 36.5 m2  Total depth of tank = 2.65 m  l/b ratio = 2.5 : 1 Dimensions Length 10 m Breadth 4 m Width 2.7 m
  • 78. Road Network and Pavement Design Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Road Network & Pavement Design Back
  • 79. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Road Network and Pavement Design Design Parameters & References On an average for IIT Kharagpur campus:  Wind velocity is 10-25 km/hr  Annual rainfall is about 1800 mm  Average humidity varies between 80-90% Reference used for design: IRC SP 72
  • 80. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment Road Alignment  Carriageway width = 5.5 m (Intermediate lane)  Camber : 2 % (Straight line type)  Shoulder Slope : 2%  Minimum design speed : 30 km/hr  Ruling design speed : 40 km/hr  Building & Control Line : 25 m
  • 81. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Super elevation (for r = 100 m) = 4% for v = 30 km/hr  Side drain : Trapezoidal type Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment
  • 82. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment Kerb : Mountable type 210 20 70 160 10 100 110
  • 83. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Design of Super elevation Road Network and Pavement Design : Road Alignment
  • 84. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Thus, N = 80,000 ESAL Road Network and Pavement Design : Pavement design Pavement Design  Assumptions for ESAL calculation • Growth rate, r = 0% p.a. • Average Daily Traffic (ADT), To = 15 ESAL/day • Design life n = 10 Years • For Intermediate Lane L = 1  The cumulative ESAL applications (N) over the design life can be computed using the following formula :
  • 85. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Road Network and Pavement design : Pavement design Subgrade  CBR = 5% Base  Water Bound Macadam (WBM)  Thickness = 275 mm Surfacing  Premix Carpet of thickness = 20 mm
  • 86. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Premix Carpet (thickness = 20) 20 Water Bound Macadam (WBM) Road Network and Pavement design : Pavement design Drainage  Thickness of the Sub-surface drainage layer = 100 mm Prepared Subgrade (thickness = 300) 275 300 (thickness = 275) Pavement Design Sub-surface Drainage layer (thickness = 100) 100 5500.0
  • 87. Cost Estimation Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Cost Estimation Back
  • 88. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Cost Estimation for the Complex S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost Cost Estimation 1 Earthwork in excavation 2 Filling between GL & PL 3 Brickwork 4 Plastering of Inside Surface 5 Plastering of Outside Surface 6 7
  • 89. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost Cost Estimation 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
  • 90. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur S No Particulars Quantity Rate Cost Cost Estimation 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
  • 91. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Questions
  • 92. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Softwares Used Softwares Used  AutoCAD 2007  Staad Pro 2006  Google Sketchup  Microsoft Office 2007
  • 93. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Special Thanks to Prof S K Barai Structural Engineering Prof S J Hossain Structural Engineering Prof M A Reddy Transportation Engineering
  • 94. End of Presentation Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Thankyou